Rhode Island CNA Training

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The Rhode Island healthcare system currently needs more certified nursing assistants.You can receive your CNA certification in as little as three weeks.

Rhode Island CNA Training

No one likes to feel like they are spending their days working a meaningless job. Many people wish that they could have careers that are challenging and rewarding, but aren't sure where the best opportunities lie. Anyone who has always dreamed of being able to spend their days helping people live healthier and happier lives should know that Rhode Island CNA classes could be the solution they've been looking for.

Specifically designed to allow individuals to become certified nursing assistants, these classes are the first step toward achieving a career that is secure, fulfilling, and rewarding. No prior medical training or experience is needed in order to enroll in these educational courses.

Becoming a CNA in Rhode Island

To become a CNA in Rhode Island, an individual must:

Complete an approved CNA training program

Pass both the CNA certification examinations within one year of having completed the CNA training program. If the individual does not pass after 3 attempts, he or she will be required to retake the CNA training program before attempting the test again.

If an individual has already been hired as a nursing assistant, he or she must complete the CNA training program and pass the required examinations no later than 120 days after the beginning of his or her employment. If the applicant is currently enrolled in a nursing program and has passed a minimum of two clinical courses, upon application and payment of fees to test, he or she may work with a temporary permit for 120 days from the date on the temporary permit.